Isle-sur-Marne – Le Chemin de Matignicourt

Identifiant de l'opération archéologique : 4843 Date de l'opération : 2004 (EX) Dans le cadre d'un projet de carrière, un diagnostic archéologique s'est déroulé à Isle-sur-Marne, localité située dans les sud-est du département de la Marne, entre Vitry-le-François et Saint-Dizier et appartenant au Perthois. Le terrain culmine à 113 m NGF sur la rive droite de la Marne. Le substrat est composé d'alluvions anciennes, graviers et sables. La stratigraphie des niveaux supérieurs est assez simple, e..

From Binary Features to Elements: The Case of Scandinavian

In this paper, we show how the Contrastivist Hypothesis (Hall 2007, Dresher 2008) can be amended using Element Theory (KLV 1988; Angoujard 1997; Scheer 1999; Backley 2011) and Government Phonology (KLV 1990; Lowenstamm 1996; Scheer 2004). Given the richness of the phenomenology of Nordic languages, this family constitutes our testing ground. While one might expect five different hierarchies, given that Scandinavian languages are distinct languages, what we actually find is one unique hierarchy where the same features are used in the same order. However, if we want a full understanding of the Nordic phenomenology and if we maintain the hierarchy exactly as it is, two difficulties appear: the first one involves motivation, the second one naturalness. In order to overcome the two kinds of difficulties mentioned above, we aim to develop a representation of the obstruent inventory based on unary primes using Element Theory and Government Phonology. The results we get from this hierarchy cannot be considered independently from the syllabic structure. Therefore, we propose a rereading of the phenomenology of Nordic that connects the new elementary representations that we posit to the syllabic constraints. As a consequence, we explore new hypotheses concerning the phonological activity in Scandinavian languages

Isle-sur-Marne – Le Chemin de Matignicourt

Identifiant de l'opération archéologique : 4843 Date de l'opération : 2004 (EX) Dans le cadre d'un projet de carrière, un diagnostic archéologique s'est déroulé à Isle-sur-Marne, localité située dans les sud-est du département de la Marne, entre Vitry-le-François et Saint-Dizier et appartenant au Perthois. Le terrain culmine à 113 m NGF sur la rive droite de la Marne. Le substrat est composé d'alluvions anciennes, graviers et sables. La stratigraphie des niveaux supérieurs est assez simple, e..

A new set of monoclonal antibodies directed to proline-rich and central regions of p53

The p53 protein can adopt several conformations in cells - "latent," "active," or mutant - depending on cellular stress or mutations of the TP53 gene. Today, only a few antibodies discriminating these conformations are available. We produced three new anti-p53 monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) directed against epitopes of human p53. The H53C1 MAb recognizes an epitope located at the N-terminal part of the central region of p53 and can discriminate mutant from wild-type conformation. The H53C2 and H53C3 MAbs are against different epitopes within the proline-rich region of p53. Moreover, the H53C2 epitope is located in the second negative regulatory domain of p53 between residues 80 and 93. These MAbs can be used as new tools to study and modulate the cellular functions of p53

Preaspiration of Singletons in Faroese

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